Call for Volunteers: Help Translate After the Deadline

Hello everyone,
I develop the grammar and spell checking proofreader used on WordPress.com. The technology behind this feature is called After the Deadline. One of my major projects is making this technology work with more languages.

It makes no sense to provide spell checking for a language with an interface in English :) As such, I've made the WordPress plugin ready for localization and we've created a GlotPress project at:

I have Bulgarian, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish projects there now. If you know these languages and would like to translate your help would be greatly appreciated. I'm told that the plugin doesn't have many strings, so it'd take one person 2 hours to translate all of them.

If there is another language you'd like to translate for, let me know and I'll add it as a language. If you'd like to volunteer to validate a translation set, let me know--I'd love to have your help. You can contact me raffi at automattic dot com.

One thing I don't understand: is this translation for ATD plugin used on wp.com, wp.org plugin or both (meaning that same plugin is used for both). If it is for wp.org, will translated files be included in plugin (like directory /translations) without need to translators send you those files?

@cyrilletuzi purpose of the translations is we're getting ready to deploy a multi-lingual AtD. We're using LanguageTool for grammar checking in some languages and offering AtD's contextual spell checking. The grammar explanations in LanguageTool are written in the language that is being checked.